french she is simply kno as la binoe andon an award for the "enish patient" and proven herself as a danr, poet and painter. is month in new york a contribution to the worl ofrt will be celebrated with danc performances, a film retrospective and the release of her new film "pas." here's a look at the trailer for at film. >> in paris a cy of a thousand face everyone has story. [ speaking french ] >> watching the livesf others opens the world aund him. [ speaking french ] [ speakingrench ] speaking french ] >> paris. >>harlie: i'm pleased to ha juliet binoche back at this tabl welcom >> thank you. >> charlietell me what's it's about. you play else o comes see her brother with yr three children. >> and finds out that he's sick. >> charlie: he's dying. >> he's dying and so actually she sees her life in different way after that bause he's like a mirror of life. ke, you've got to make your fe happy. nobody's goingo do it for you. >> charlie: an he's thinking of how he'l spend thetimebetween and understds his rtality. >> and my charactes caught up between kids, work, lack of money, lac of time,

happened with george bush and with the iraq war and, you know, i quote tonight's benjamin israeli on the danrs of exporting democracy. he wrote a piece when he was infuriatingly young about the dangers of trying to export democracy to lands run by despotic priests, unquote, only he meant catholics. [laughter] i think the problem came with george bush who was, by the way, as easily as often and as unfairly demonized by liberals as president obama is conservatives. no question about that. and i would not defend any of those attacks on him. the revenge just won over cultally. the attitude towards the press which sounds like a small thing but a great piece in the new yorker said that the bush administration treated journalists as if they wer a special interest group. the secrecy, the lack of candor shall we say about the lead up to the war in iraq, these are consequential things, and they seem rooted in what i call a revan. ist view of how to govern and how to conduct politics. that is to say -- and i think dick cheney had much to doith it -- that you know best, your ideals are purist, and anyone

but said he was thinking longnd hard about overach and the poibility or the danr of going to war witut adequateupport at home. so i think he was willing t be a little reflective there. and i alsohought he made a little bit of news in saying he was strgly inclined against additional enomic stimulus. so i think he is -- i think he ds okay. esidents generally speaking try not to make news in thr interviews. remember in the past having --. >> ros it is not that he doesn't do okay. it's just that is he telling us a lot that don't know? >> i think that barack obama tends to speakin paragraphs and not sounbites and in a way i kind of admire that in a present. but usually en any politician is going to d these tv interews he gets th his advisors and they figure whado they want t headline to be,hat do they want thehrases to be on the front pagef the pers. and o bomb -- obama doesn't do that. he kind ofisdains that. i have heard him half a dozen times lk about the 24 hour news cyclend the chatter and the punditry. and he see to want to communicate at a somewhat higher level which may work r him b